Wish Happy Birthday in Python Code | The Original Program | PySeek

In this video, You will see a unique way to wish Happy Birthday in Python Code.
This code is too simple than as You think but very surprising. You don't need to install any extra packages to run this Python code. Simply run it and press ctrl+C to stop.
Get the source code and more information from my website. The link is given below.
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Subhankar Rakshit: pyseek.com/about/
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[@ZoeandJoshua23]

Omg I saw someone else do this and I couldn’t find the source code but you helped me! I give you a definite 👍🏿!

[@pyseek]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad I could help you with this program. Just to clarify, this program was originally developed on my website, and I've seen that it has inspired others. It's always great to see people learning and building upon each other's work in the tech community. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. I'm here to help!

[@siaebaek8043]

How do I make these emojis fly across the screen so that my emojis are only shown on the left side

[@pyseek]

As far as I understand, need to create a separate program for it with different logic. But if you explain the logic a little more, it will be more convenient.

[@warygeneral]

MY OUTPUT IS COMING ONLY IN BLUE COLOR. EMOJIS ARE ALSO IN BLUE COLOUR . PLEASE HELP

[@pyseek]

Which OS, and Editor you are using?

[@warygeneral]

@@pyseek IDLE (PYTHON 3.11)

[@pyseek]

@@warygeneral I think you should try a different text editor else you can try to run it on console (for windows) or terminal (for Linux).

[@warygeneral]

@@pyseek Suggest me a editor Please tell your editor🙏🙏

[@pyseek]

@@warygeneral vscode

[@Janith_gaming_yt_444]

Send the program compliar app

[@pyseek]

Source Code link is available in the description box.

[@saigudaparthi8588]

Yaa the code is not working

[@pyseek]

Please reach me at [e-mail] and send the error message you're getting. I will reply to you soon.

[@aryanhacker5820]

You love code not work on my eclipse python.

[@pyseek]

I appreciate Your reply but please explain more precisely and tell me how can I help You.

[@aryanhacker5820]

@@pyseek You are on LinkedIn . I explain better on it. It show unable to find an Ant file to run .

[@pyseek]

reach me at [e-mail]

[@GemoisLive]

Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:\Users\Harin\Desktop\Projects\happy birthday\happy_birthday.py", line 28, in print(space + "\U0001f538") File "C:\Program Files\Python310\lib\encodings\cp1252.py", line 19, in encode return codecs.charmap_encode(input,self.errors,encoding_table)[0] UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode character '\U0001f538' in position 11: character maps to

[@pyseek]

Try it: print(space + "\U0001f538".encode("utf-8")) Let me know what result you got

[@GemoisLive]

@@pyseek Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:\Users\Harin\Desktop\Projects\happy birthday\happy_birthday.py", line 28, in print(space + "\U0001f538".encode("utf-8")) TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "bytes") to str

[@pyseek]

@@GemoisLive Insert these two lines at the top of the code and try to run: import codecs codecs.encode("Encoding","utf-8") Let me know again, what you got